[True Mortal Cultivation], [Mortal Cultivation Style], [Steady and Never Reckless]
Shen Wuyou transmigrated into a world of cultivation. Sold off as a child bridegroom, he spent years as a live-in son-in-law. Now middle-aged, he is still a low-ranking cultivator with little hope of attaining immortality.
In the end, even his wife’s family despised him and kicked him out.
He was getting old, had no connections or strength, and was ready to give up on proving the Dao and attaining immortality.
Just then, he acquired a golden finger: an inventory.
He could equip anything and grant it special effects.
[Three-Bluewood Origin Cauldron]: When equipped, increases the success rate of all alchemy in the Qi Refining stage by 40%, and slightly improves the quality of pills.
[Cracked Golden Core]: When equipped, ignores the bottleneck to forming a core and breaks through naturally.
[Fire Spirit Sword]: Doubles the power of fire-based cultivation arts, and inflicts a corrosive fire poison.
[Empress of the Moonlit Immortal Kingdom’s Stockings]: Greatly increases charm, with an additional effect on the empress.
Huh? Something seems off about that last one.
Shen Wuyou plans carefully, stays disciplined, and remains true to himself. Step by step, he rises above the countless low-ranking independent cultivators, severs his karmic ties, and becomes an immortal!
Alternative title: After Our Divorce, I Equipped Strange Treasures and Became an Immortal. What Do You Regret?
Alternative title: Unlocking the Inventory, Cultivating the Dao of Survival
Alternative title: Mortal Cultivation: My Inventory Can Equip Anything
It's a good book, with a setting where little people slowly climb up, and the golden finger is useful but not so perverted. It's a pity that this kind of book is difficult to become popular. In an era where cool writing is rampant, the slow improvement of this protagonist will definitely make many readers unhappy. Moreover, the society in the book is too repressive. There are so many immortals, but there is no saint who has established a destiny for life. It's too painful. Finally, a good friend has not died a good death. It is better to write that Jie Xiu did not die after he came but was frightened and went to the Mortal Dynasty to give him a good death. I still don't like this too heavy tone. But it's well written.
Not bad, very beautiful